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ex post facho posted:gonna tell other people's kids "yeah, Phoenix was a real place lol" "But why???" "Yeah I don't know the answer to that one it was just kinda there when I got here."
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PostNouveau posted:It'll be Canada cant have a garden of eden without soil
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Failson posted:https://twitter.com/Weather_West/status/1579535796570554370?t=eoONhwUFyfkpYotpIQoCmA&s=19 CAwx
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Oct 11, 2022 22:03
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Gripweed posted:Which regions and which decades? I believe the regions approach 100% as the decades approach five, maybe six How long you planning to live?
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Oct 11, 2022 22:06
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This is the warmest October i can remember on the west coast; it's like how September usually is. Which means there will be either a completely non existence winter OR bone crushingly ice age poo poo.
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Seatbelts posted:This is the warmest October i can remember on the west coast; it's like how September usually is. Both, it'll be both. In my experience the coldest LA will get happens around Christmastime, so roughly mid-Dec to mid-Jan. In the last decade I can remember there being heatwaves of like 85F in January. There's also the odd week where we get a taste of the polar vortex too.
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I think I have seen some discussion about another year where the jet stream is kind of weird and that could cause colder weather to come south again, or maybe a 'polar vortex' Probably worth mentioning that Texas has still done nothing about their power issues going into what could be another weird winter
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Oct 11, 2022 22:24
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FlamingLiberal posted:I think I have seen some discussion about another year where the jet stream is kind of weird and that could cause colder weather to come south again, or maybe a 'polar vortex' Why would they? Those power issues mean big profits for the energy companies. They basically legalized Enron.
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Oct 11, 2022 22:29
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SirPablo posted:The Southeast does actually have a cooling trend... No thanks
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Oct 11, 2022 22:29
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The Polar Vortex exists at all times. We're heading into a third La Niña winter, which should result in a warmer and drier winter across the southern half of the US. Lots of good stuff here: https://www.climate.gov/news-features/blogs/enso
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SirPablo posted:The Southeast does actually have a cooling trend... loling that goons years ago were all about the climate proof PNW and saying that the despicable hicks of the south would get their due before 2020.
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Bilirubin posted:*pops the cap off a Sharpie*
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biceps crimes posted:loling that goons years ago were all about the climate proof PNW and saying that the despicable hicks of the south would get their due before 2020. Well isn't the egg and ash on my sweaty face!
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Dog Case posted:Maybe don't name your city after the mythological creature known for burning to death No see it's prophetic - every summer, the entire city infrastructure will spontaneously combust cause it's so hot, and each winter idiots will move back in and rebuild from the ashes. Using federally backed insurance money ofc
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Oct 12, 2022 06:52
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stealie72 posted:Well duh. Not sure I'd call that breaking news. Melting news maybe
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https://twitter.com/NWSSeattle/status/1580249716318617600 No more wildfire season, just fire
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1glitch0 posted:Well isn't the egg and ash on my sweaty face! https://youtu.be/dQx-H2av1PM
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Dog Case posted:https://twitter.com/NWSSeattle/status/1580249716318617600 I skied from Camp Muir to about 8,500 feet last year on October 2nd on that "skiff of snow" they mention. Wildly different season. Wonder what this winter will bring.
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Sound Mr. Brown posted:Wonder what this winter will bring. Death
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SirPablo posted:Death Sure but warm death, cold death, or intermediate temperatured but just really windy death. The details matter!!!
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Oct 12, 2022 20:34
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SirPablo posted:Death well yeah, that's a given
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Oct 12, 2022 20:44
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maybe this winter will be normal, like we remember from our childhoods.
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Oct 12, 2022 21:08
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Stereotype posted:maybe this winter will be normal, like we remember from our childhoods. 
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Stereotype posted:maybe this winter will be normal, like we remember from our childhoods. the problem is that every year is like the weirdest winter from their childhood
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Oct 12, 2022 21:36
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Failson posted:https://twitter.com/Weather_West/status/1579535796570554370?t=eoONhwUFyfkpYotpIQoCmA&s=19 i knew it was too cold. bastards. bring on the heat
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Oct 12, 2022 21:39
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Stereotype posted:maybe this winter will be normal, like we remember from our childhoods. Just because you remember the weather a certain way from your childhood doesn't make it normal.
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Oct 12, 2022 21:48
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SirPablo posted:Just because you remember the weather a certain way from your childhood doesn't make it normal. sorry, the things that happened during my formative years are exactly how they have always and will always happen. it's called Science, a thing i trust
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If you're younger than 50 you have no memory of a normal winter, they have all been freakishly hot. You have to read about winter in history books to know what normal was.
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The early 90’s had +0.5C of warming from climate change and -0.5C of cooling from Mount Pinatubo so it seems average to me (yeah, I know it’s not that simple)
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Pryor on Fire posted:If you're younger than 50 you have no memory of a normal winter, they have all been freakishly hot. You have to read about winter in history books to know what normal was.
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You mean like playing in the snow and cross country skiing a few times before Christmas even hits?
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Snow on Christmas was a myth created by Hollywood and hallmark to sell cards
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A Bakers Cousin posted:Snow on Christmas was a myth created by Hollywood and hallmark to sell cards
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I remember routinely getting major snowstorms right around Halloween every year in Denver last year the first snow was Dec 10 
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ex post facho posted:I remember routinely getting major snowstorms right around Halloween every year in Denver In 2020 DIA had an inch of snow on Sep 8.
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SirPablo posted:In 2020 DIA had an inch of snow on Sep 8. I had to cover my 6' tomato plants with a couple huge tarps for that one. It then warmed back up and the tomatoes produced for another month. Couldn't save the watermelons tho Thank you, tarps
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A Bakers Cousin posted:Snow on Christmas was a myth created by Hollywood and hallmark to sell cards my mom grew up in the upper Midwest on a farm and then the twin cities in the 50s and 60s and we were talking about this she remembers over the 50s/60s [*] a major snow storm on Halloween [*] a hard freeze screwing up crops in September [*] a hard freeze screwing up crops in May [*] Christmas with tons of snow on the ground [*] Christmas that was just depressingly brown and so muddy everyone’s cars got stuck [*] 60s in January [*] -40s in January [*] midwinter thaws followed by snap freezes that swung which made ice skating to high school the safest mode of travel by far in general however the accumulated snow is less I. the last decade, with one major, absurd exception. the warmer extreme events are occurring more but it’s all within the range of living experience. it’s just, fluke events are happening once a year instead of once a decade. that does not bode well for the future, but that’s why “extreme weather” as proof of climate change can be downplayed by some.
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stealie72 posted:Nah, we took my southern cousins sledding on Christmas eve one time in the 80s. in 1989 the southeast NC coast had over a foot of it on Christmas eve/morning. It extended allll the way inland...to stop short 20 miles of where I was living 
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